well set
comparative of well-set
/wɛl sɛt/
adjective
- Having a strong, sturdy, and well-proportioned body or build.
- He was a well-set man with broad shoulders and a confident stance.
- The well-set athlete easily lifted the heavy weights.
- Her well-set frame made her a natural choice for the rugby team.
- Firmly established or arranged in a satisfactory manner.
- Their business is well-set for future growth.
- The garden had well-set paths that made walking easy.
- The table was well-set with plates and glasses for the dinner party.